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Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Still Appreciated.

The cut in price on all our
summer clothing Of half price is
still appreciated. The public
come and look and never leave
the store without buying. OF
Thin Goods we never sold as
many before as we are selling
this season. Our IS cent coat
we can't get any more after
what we have is gone. The
dollar Seersucker Coat and Vest
is the one in demand just now;
we can't get enough of them.
Remember, everything at half
price.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Mrs CleyeIapd's Trip.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, August 3 -
Mrs. Cleveland, who is az Marion with
General Greely and wife, is avoiding pub
licity as much as possible but may &C.
cede to the general wish for some sort OF
a reception.
Mis- Florence Bayard, daughter OF Sec
retary Bayard, arrived at Mattapoisett
yesterday on the same train that bore Mrs.
Cleveland to Marion Mrs. Cleveland ex
poets TO be absent about ten days OF two
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
CONAN RolIer liand

Jacob O Roller, a well-known baker
of Il is city, who for many years os .ried
on the bakery ss Ell nth sud TAtDall
streets, died yesteidsy afternoon 1t his
residence, ~ess seventh street, near
Orange. he cams fIom wurten burg.
Geimsuy, n'ty SIX years ago, the last
fourteen OF which he speut Ia " ilfniog-
to1. He leaves wife only, ard his
funeral Will take place on Saturday
afternoon ut 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
n Fifth EOJIl1s

Tho vu, Dots. ~
s.n,.e,Sy, q : aSeitsy, pliaciSssI SiSsIassiisl
TT. Ths Joanna B.i,,..
Upsi, Uptl' TO t,s,S.y 81 and VI VI ',as ~
' w.. 'Ae ZO'h in.;,a.. "'daa
The quarterly ..,., /
,,nnal RpsaI,. Bark .. VI. WILL aa
BE- in : 'ulns v.iS ,aov. ,s. .:',,s is,,,,
,.i,%'.Al, Teacher. are uo.lf., ',aa't'i
peiirtsndtn: Bss,ev,- ,-.l -. ti ueaa
noG nold Il, icI 'ifsi-grade cs,,is.' CEN ~ ~
The johnson For,s r va 'Is
ing Ing 2 a. new sv building ~ W. ,'gaJ
esstt0yed q, BY Ere a f+xs s'2,, ~. ,.lal
The Weocsoos p,.. 'aiG
oeen presented WIN , lcna,|
R.tllosa R pae On com S,s snsias tg il, ~ N
-, The ladies' o. .a. "
Clsyton will siye A s,,.,.p a. Z ts
Gay Gay. and Thursday sS.o,.,. s5,ri, oaN
",sk a. for the bsuea: Q: u, ln',r ,.,'' I
The members o, sm,,h !. ,'''''|
the funeral of ,belr Il. al, ,'a sa'. s'rs
~ urphy, in citizap'. s,.i. s.laa}
refers Pro-ca'hed,s. a! ts'S ! ~,
vr Ths lsck out a, tie x...s s.a|
wo.Es was smicsbly ss;. '.,a, a
al ernoon, and 900 sn.s ~ =.
turied to work. '-'' a
Aaron 8. Ford ls se.i.,, nj
preparation to remove ray ray, y
ouhiona. Il is also t.,oT,, NJ,
sores of all kinds co MAJ ,l39aS !. I
Great complairt isrs.,. !,
dents on Seventh si,tet' b.,I
son aud Monroe, 0, ia t., ,.i,s
contractor TO remove g.a..
dweiiiDas. So"
A iox was let loore f,3-s,
James O. McCom5. IN ~ j.
Hundred, en- Tutstsy, grt n
young folks had a fns cau.]
hours.
Tbs railroad has c,rs,,..|
tracE q Townsend en- lie NJ
Y Iesn Aune's road lea, II.
long It's use Will b. u AIM
MEDIATE the reach trans
The knights CT the Gq;3nJ i
TILE city have accap.a!tb, hi
take par. in the psrsis q1r,,I
bsation os the Centsrri,, 4,
iI Philadelphia.
The foot and sack race v,J
take place st rst IA .ud "A IA
en- august 9, has b,su T,,,,
obvious reasons Dlp to1sI
and plsce will heres t.. b. ii,
At the sbipysrd o. Jcsr b
son, Chester, the ke. vs, N
day fer the new iscn s,r,,vI
for ths Standard on Com,,.,I
iron is shaping ic. l.. L,
steamer Puritan.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Sam Rsndsli Danees

PITTsBURG. Pa, August 8 The An.
nual fete champetre Of the Randall
Oiub, Of this city, was held at Silver
Lake Grove to-day, and was Q grand
success. Folly 5000 Democrats par-
ticipakd In tho festivities, which con.
slated Of q banquet, dancing and social
teicouree. Among those present
were Hon Samae j. Randall and ex :
Lientensnt-G overDor Chauncsy 7. Black
The foImer. who had not danced for 25
years. led the grand march, aud later
took part in y quadrille.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Death OF An Invalid.

John Taylor, residing At 627 East
Sixtn street, died at the residence Of
Isaac " Pierce, near Bellevue, Brandy.
wiua Hundred, last even nlpg, aged 7S
yesrs. Mr.. Tag lor has been an invalid
from consumption some ~ years. a
fsw weeks ago he vas taken to the resi-
deEce OF his nephew, Mr. Pierce, for
change CT cir and scenery. He was
never married. Funeral services will
be held at the residence of his nephew,
on Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock. In
tefultnt in Old Swedes' Gem etery.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
MARRIAGES.

-On Ju!y 2sth, a:
Bethsl, Tel, by Rev W. Is Gregg Mr.
Ja.ns,H Iusiey, OF Bcthsl TO Miss Mag
g;e L. Hearu, OF Camofidge. Md.
FLEEIWu, D-PRETTYM July
alst, at tethsI. Del. by Rev. W u. Grew,
MT. lEaaa Fleetwood 70 MISS Viola Pfetly-
man, oil OF Sassex County. bel.
wHARroE-FEhGU SON in Delaware
City. D.l on Ju,y 18th. by Rev. Chss. F
Saep oari. nlr. GsnGge X. wharton t.
Mss3 Ii Meta FersuHa, eli CT Ltllsart
CITY.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Boat Club koyiov

The Bachelor Beat Club review took
place last night. The oeurse VAS down
the Christisna to Front street wharf
and return. The barge, gig shell, and
ladies' gig took part. The parge won.
the gig came In second and the shell
third. Tbs shell was decorated with
Chinese lanterns. Crowds of peop.e
NltpGssed th. race.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
r. seyy Cherokss VI

LITTLE RocK, AK, AK, i,Tt .,,,t
dian Territory speols.t, linn w. ir
the Cherolees iDd;ea'O n. On b, ~
bee been che san over B,iCl Msaes y b.
s,ei'iu al d bslo1ss TO AZ ,,,ea y III
6e was Chief . > ~ Ss.Isas
Court Coz OF tie Cherokee ~ .a sb.s .; !
xIii- viii completo!y, y. casss' OH ssS c,asa'
situation Of the Che:o.s@I
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
seized with . Hemorrbage

A man named Edward Coleman was
seized with hemorrhage this morning
while on Front street near King aud wa
taken into the yard Of theNational Hotel
where everything possible was done for
his relief. 1t was learned that he has
been sick for some time and that this is
the first time he has been out for several
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
FOR Atlantic CIV.

The steamer B-ar dy wiue viii leave
Fourth street wharf a. o'o.ock mex
Sunday rncr1ipg aod connect with ine
Phiisdelpoia sbd Atlantic City railroad
ct Kaisnn's Point for Ailsnt.c City,
Psrsl ns rah.rg this rip have elk hours
10 spend on the beach snd vii. REACH
homs shc:tis after 9o'olock in the even
inn
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
PersoLa

Miss Kate Corbi, Is v.....a, ,Oil
Chester county, Pa.
Mics Annie Sch, Of III. c..-
Ing relatives in Ph.,ais. 1l.,,
Mrs. z. y Morley, o, ypvCu
dred, has gone to W4s-.-g...,l
pass a week or ten dsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mu,haua., I'D
ara guests Of Mr.. IN! IA
Smith, Of Smyrna.
The Rev. Mr. staa. a,l Eit (
ton. Pa are visiting J :. lgT,
Castle.
Mrs. Henry R!cha..s AL 4
gone to Atlantic City 10: lie \
their health. They ia.ea! laT4|
three weeks.
Miss Matte Pickles. rr|
Grace Ii, e. Churc0, |. nd
summer among t.isDds a, D
Cum 5erlsnd County, Pa.
Capt. Charles Co,S!. s.i ID
Red Lion HutdIeJ, tsrt l'a|
White M0autsiDs, wSe's iid1
slmo thee or four weeks.
Sir. John Rose, Of Co.iaz, W.
Is ON a three months solau'l ial1
t!Ves in Phi!adelph!a ali sa's
and this city, expects 10 ;'ai' I
in the latter part OF neS: week
Alfred Dyer, aged Layers! I
residence OF his parents 10 NJ,
Tuesday night, after .!a7eH-l
consumption. The luse;A. VIZ
tomorrow.
n.rs Morris A. G!165 ni
end aro. Ja2e GrIeo -W
speud 4 few Of ihes6 bot aH,
Brauogwiae camp s-orriA !
pee. to ba gore two TetH. .
Gooley's excursion 70 h'1a !.
morning stared VIE u ~, ~
which however we've '9i i'.a, =.
addition TO the au15t: SsaP
Chester. -.
c. II. Konned!, oals, -,
snpsr,cteuJeut's osps:.ns-1
Rsil.oai, has res.aar,i la I. 4
90 into tie music busl1ts, !
ceeGed in his II 70 ny ! w.. Z,
mer, who WAS o saboti.ln' ''
Department. .
Marris Taylor anl ii2lat'~ =,
lie Reed OF iO2s West iF9s. !
10 day for Cumberland co.lS' !. \
order to be present a. The ..,i', l,.a
ssry of the Deer!ng Pie,'5,SII y, !
Inthe 18th instant. lO2 ''. hss,
der, formerly of Olive; t4a''.,: \:
Tuey expect to be a0''-'
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
LAID to RAsf

The remains Of Mr.. Theodore O. An.
dersoD, who died IN Norristown July
30, reached this city yosteroay moru.
Ing, Gro were met at the depot by Un
dertaker Martin and the relatives OF
deceased. The fnterment wsa p.ivute
In the family lot, Wilmington ard
Brand wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
HlonniiehtLas Night.

The brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men gave moonlight excursion last
evening on the steamer BraDdywine
thai was we'll attended. String music
was furnished by ElliDEer's orchestra,
and the Fist Regiment Band was also
on board. The excursion returned ABOUT
1890 o'clock with everybody well
pltased,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
The Ameer's Forces Weak.

CALCUTTA, August The Amer Of
Afghan istan's Generals, Haidar and Six
aDder Khan, have wi hdraWn all their
troops to Keist-I Ghilzie This action
indicates that they consider their forces
too weak to keep the open deli against
the rebels
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
]. X. U. oldham Dead.

]. e. O. Oldham, q well known ard
respected cit'zsn o! Christisna village,
died last evening at Z o'clock, in the
81 ID year OF his age. Mr. Oldham has net
been q very hearty man ter anumoe OF
yeRrs past. About three months ago
nc expsri.nced a general falling Of vi.
tality, snd from that tlno on TO hts
death was confined TO his honse. Mr.
Oldham wes born aud lived cal his life
In the vicinity where he died. He was
O very in.slliRent gentleman, liberal In
his vi, Wa, and Ia church connections
was an Episcopalian. He was epl aged
iu mercantile parsuits, and was trAv.
cling agent for the DRY goods house Of
William, Yerkes & Co Philsde lphis.
I q political affiliations he was Demo
crat, and was . candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination for sheriff against
Purnell j. Lynch In 1882; against
Thomas Ford In 1884, ord against Giles
Lam bson in 1885, each time polling q
very large vote, ard one which was
known not to be frauduleptly cast. lie
leaves . wife. one .or married and four
daughters. The funeral services will
take place Mt the lato residence Of the
deceased on Saturday afternoon, At 3 SO
o'clock ;inttrment at St Jsmee' Chutch
Gene etery, Lear Stanton.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
No Tunne, Under the channel.

LONDON, August The bill to allow
the construction OF n tunnel under the
English Channel, which was reintrod uced
in the House of Commons by Sir Edward
Watkin, was rejected this afternoon by a
vote OF 1853 to lO7.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Dancing

There will bs dancing avery Saturday
evening AT Bou3hman's pavilion, Bran
dywine Spiiugg, during the seascn; ice
cream and other refresh nents, IL 10 a
pleasant driTe rom this city, and the
young people may erj5y themselves
very highly.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
For Everything in the sta abIes.

air Lawn STABLES Lexington, XIV.
hLvo u ed st. Jacobs Oil ABOUT the
stables for acmo tims on everything
mysoli,ny horses aud attendants. have
now .uch cOIt,de-ce Id II re som mon
tito o!srybody. 4. S. WITkERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
ra,s, stroke of Ap0Pia]

HuRn jenkins o re,i!'I u ,s,l
chant was ssricken WIN .,,s III
his re.ideI CO ljOl Green ,,,,,a Uni
delphia, and died a ,ts few i I'D Sd,
wards. Yor . nun osi ia
and s!ncs tho war he i've. "a
Dsl., was-e he was sn',,s s0'I, ~ i
the very pretty .tlsa,a msa,,'ip ! pTa
and occupied by s,epa,n .l,.i . il
erly Of this city. i1ls.. hs cS;tc y; c,sl
OF farms 10 the vic'al': y,,Y5
a dir. cor Ia the Dove, !. sr,f
ard was reputed - % ,1i al
He was SO years Q, OF iasS. asG
OF the society OF FIisno"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

sfxr which he came osos !" .oe
grounds and spent the Fems'noef Vi ING
dsv. -
A lady wss seizso Nitn n ns ll'ok
spell inst before the train stsilou ~.
home, and lsi1 In an unconscl'aS e"a
dfsioL tor some time.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Sale of IkOrSoa.

W. Y. Warner will sell eighty horses
at public sale to.m0rrow, com mmencing
at II o'clock n. IN. Among the num-
Der are fast trotters aud PAGERS, good
drivers, good pullers. and several hne
poniss, and one we'll broken donkey for
children's use.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
UiIled on tnO ,ais

Patrick Haley, ;a,lsa5, 2 .sa' w. n
p, ". s. B. rA,ITsin5 Ad,IgTIsarn5on {, ~
Station by tde foa,r, aaxr;fst h.)
Bellows, Bel and s.v Leave scolopsi Y
up this afternoon u
over tre body. y.-l
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
keported NAid.

II was reported this morning tina. a
liqatr sa!0on on French street above
El2 Hth had been rsided last night, cut
ifsut th WAS fact the prisoners m ust
have hsen discharged as there were no
cases before ihe city oourt this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
The Shields Excursion

There were about three hundred people
on the excursion of the Shields Library
Excursion, which left the Wilmington 81
Northern Railroad station at 8 o'clock
this morning, for Birmingham Park. a
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
S;JAcoRs OH
Horse Complaints.
THE STABLE STANDBY.

Noto-For cats, svellings, bruises, spraipe,
stratus, laIaeneai. stiffness, gals. cracked
heel', scsatclos. stringnair, sore throat,
sblirts, rtns. bones, ami SPAWN In its early
ttlGeB, apl ~ vt. Jacobs ON in ac:ordaLcs
win difec .iun9 With each bottle
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
For all Torso Comp. aints.

rev York CluD stables.
1o-l7 T.. 28 street. New York.
~ yves me great pleasure TO add my
testi N spy 10 tae great curative q aalities
D. ot jacobs On, having used several
ctsns ~ IL the oe5t for quincy, sore
sntott. sWel'od iegs, GUS, uts,bruissssprains
OF Hloo Rais anu chllis, loo1sider II
ilVAiuable, and kdep lt on hand at all
umes. OALVIN NJ. PRIEST.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Hingb0ne and Sores.

~: JACOBS oii Is the best r,modyI ever
H1eu on morse Tor sore Shoulder, set
fast and riugbone In nfst stsue on n
ytunk horss. A reigAbor's horse was
Isaacl ioriy'nve miles IN one day und or
bad saddle. His back was a mass of
blisters After three app lic atlons OF NJ
JacSps Ull his back wa well.
THOMAS OFT.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
No Gases,

There were no cases at the city court
this morning, and the inference is that
the disorderly class are on their good be-
haviour, or are taking a vacation.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
vii Meet

Delaware Counc,i, n,'ssd NJ " !
n,GIi' nj he WI, lA,@slican, ns n,,!s,:. !ns,s:'.,siSs.
Eorrth and King ssoIi Ii't srs rs''''
present.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
One application Cured.

Ashburuham, Mass.
Nhjuapte h9r'a OF q ine, uuaoie to
m1Ve Iroin r1o1natlsm br paralysis, W as
cenplsteiy testpsei TO use fu moss by one
8Pp..catioa OF st Jacobs on,
w tRLL'k WHITE
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Inflammation of tho KID neys.

Lawn Ridge, Illinois.
used st. Jacobs OH on q borse that
was down with IT, Il am ID alton Of the 4 i'd
Eeyd; h8d been down three days. After
two or three applications he got up with.
out help. u was ussd ON another horse
with tqdol good resilts.
y. sTiLLMAN.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Tna %sAtnss.

Tomorrow promists to be from fair
to cloudy, with stationary temperature.
Similar conditions will probably pre-
vail On Saturday,.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

When baby wss sick, we gave Ter CAstoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Csstciia
When she became hiss, she Clung to CA5totia
ora.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
pennsyivapia Railroad Improvemssts


Plars have been perfected By tie
Pepusy lvapiA Railroad for an elevated
road through Jersey City to Its terminus
on the Hudson river, opposite New
York. The structure will carry four
tracke as far as Henderson street, from
which point q mason work viaduot
pierced with tunnels will complete the
line to the river. The Hudson river
ferries are to be provided with double
decked boAte, and on the New York eide
the street elevated roads, IL is under
stood, will extend brsAches to the
ferrles, come citing Immediately with
the boats, so that Communication can
be effected above the grade OF the street.
The consent OF the Jersey City autht ri
ties 10 the scheme has yet to be obtain
ed. The Philadelphia Irquirer an
nounces that the Broad Street Depot,
Philadelphia, 10 to be enlarged by tax
Ing In the property towards Market
street, and providing new passenEe 81
rooms, &c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

Reopens sept l. Thorough course In Book
maiship, Business Arithmetic. Correspond
cnec, Commercial Terms, Commercial Law,
Guiding aiso BiTSINESS PRACTICE In an
actual bank, Jobbing and Gonmlssion
Houses, Freight and Agency Offices doing
business with New York and other cities.
Lectures on COMM ERCIAL LAW. PRAC-
TICAI BuOK KEEPING and BmsiNEss
ETHICS, PEN 0ANSHIP, SHORTHAND
and IT, TYPE-WRITlNG DEPARTMENT.
Seventeen lady studenis last year. Night
sessions Oct. 1. Write for new catalogue with
aui-eod-tf IL. s. GoLDEY. Principal.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

MI AN fEil-fNO ROUMS UH SEQ.
wv ond fi1or, suitable for drefsmakipV
Address X this office. al cts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

THE CHARLES Il. VuaELsS Oo. Bal
t..Go-e. nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

M ANfkD--lMMEDI A GOOD
w girl Inquire at 20S L. 9th st. a4-St4
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

SgYANrEo- GODD, REl,IARr.E
w nurse, either with or coiCred' 1oy
email chiiartn. Must coma we'll room.
nendrd. Apply at COZ W. tih st. a4.3ss
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

SAyAFfED - EMPLOH EFT IN A
" srocsry or provision sIore, or in any
Useful, AddroBs "3. T., ;" this office. aa.s,s
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
WE CAN Do GOOD WORK

JHUAEISHhD ROOMS FOR ksHl;
Il also table board a. 1854 Market street.
au4.ets
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
etn.e OF tpo rempersture

at the REPUBLICAN, otfioe to day, In the
shade:
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
49, 80 80
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04

EThNTEp-A GOoD TAILpRESS TO
w work on coats by the week. apply
at 1872 W aBnip gtoe street. aU4-It-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
Examine These Bargains!
Hesitate no Longer !

Kurtz st.-Lot 671sx155. location slightly, on
the clean side Of the street, Sl200; $500
cash, balance In years. This is specu-
severence Slot 75xl46, on clean eide of
the street, $1,000 cash.
Seventh st Fine lot in the Fairmount
tract, $4,000 cash.
Figueroa st.-Corner, 66x176. $500.
Eleventh St.-102xlb0, near Figueroa, S2500.
Hill St-Corner, l00xl42, $50 per foot. wor. h
$75.
S325-The cheapest lots we have ON our
books. Beautifully situated, one block
from Adams street and Vermont avenue.
Terms, one-third cash, one-third in SIX
months, one-third in twelve months.
Look at these before they are gone.
Pico St.-Lot in Williamson tract fer $3.50;
Park AVE. lots in Bonnie Brae tract. $500
for the two
Two fine lots on Oak street, near corner
Washington and Figueroa, $3.50 each. half
cash. balance in II months. Worth 5000
each.
Two nice lots near Second street Park. $l1Oo
for the two; easy terms
Burbank-Lot on Olive avenue, facing Los
Angeles, $3.50; and other bargains In diff
ferent parts OF the town.
Monrovia-Lot on Myrtle avenue in keefer
| tract, $3.50; also other lots from $3.50 to
| >S600.
We make a specially of towr lots. Give
uss Gall Il there are any lot1eou wish to
sss IS W. TSIii y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
Georgia: A Gwasle, San Bernardlno;
Harne, Pomona; e Andrews, Tombstone;

Georgia: A Gwasle, San Bernardlno; z
Harne, Pomona; Andrews, Tombstone;
Philpoon, Texas.
ST CHARLEs-M Mendelson, Capistrano;
b X Hines, Fulton; w Noble, Los Angeles:
Il J Webster, w wilkins, Burchell, w ]
Simaker, Humboldt Kan Chas Conner.
CITY; ] Ryan, San Jacinto; F Taggart,
Downey; j Jones. Calico; futile,
Monrovia; Chas Russell, Pomona; Geo N
Ferree, chihuahua, Mex Henry Fisher,
Pasadena; II A McLain, Green Meadows;
Kurg. f II Mayo, city; e w Richardson,
Glendale; p Rogers, San Francisco; ) w
Van Slyck, Newhall Chas Davenport, city;
r ] Bliss, San Pedro; @ Johnson, Glen
dora; Robert Hudig, Pasadena
ST ELMO HoTEL-C Daniel, San Bernar.
dino; M L Haas, San Francisco; O Lill and
wife, New York Wilcox, Albany, N Y;
DIR ] Elliott and wife, Santa Monica:
Perkins, San Bernsrdino; Duming,
San Fernando; II G Sturtevant. Har',
Barbour, M Werlich, Covina; j Romero,
Fresno: Il Wallace. Washington, u U;
Smith, Monrovia; II Collins, Barstow;
Lamauda Park; X W Dawson,
Azusa; X Gott, San Bernardino; Garcia,
Arizona.
PIco HoUsE-M Blood, Belfast; Fred
Hauston, NJ B McFueston. F Ward, A
Hodges. Ii Snawder. San FRANCISCO; Mrs
Geo j Mitchell Claremont: M q BaTnie san
Diego; w Bailey, Chino Rauch; J Ryan,
Chicago; + ID Voorhees,, H Cadorl, Iur-
bloc, Ventura;W B Dougherty, santa Pauis'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
Imnartant Ann Oun ce m en {.

1t has been decided by the Los Angeles
and Santa Monica Land audWater Company
to continue sales of stock at par, until $500
have been sold. This will give purchasers
one or two days longer in which to make
this fine investment, and as portion of the
remaining 1000 has been reserved by pur-
chasers, the whole of this stock will be sold
in very few days, and there will then be
no more to be had at par. The railroad
depot will be located on the ranch, and
guaranteed by those who are building the
road, and there is no question about the
land being worth at least double the money.
Any land within Two miles of this ranch,
If offered at ALL is held at 500 to $1,000 an
acre, and this fine place is given to the sub
tcribers at $3.50 an acre. BYRAM & PoIN-
DE xTER, 81 West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT.

For sixteen years they have steadily
gained in favor, and with sales constantly
increasing have become the most popular
The e, g and R-H grades are made In
short, medium and extra long. waist, suit.
able for all figures. The g quality, made OF
English coutil is warranted to wear twice
as long as ordinary corsets.
Highest awards from all the worlds
O. eat fairs. The last medal received Is for
First Degree OF Merit, from the late Exposi-
tion held at New Orleans.
While scores Of patents have been found
worthless. the principles of the Gl0ve.Fit-
ting have proved Invaluable.
Retailers are authorized to refund money
II. on examination these corsets 90 not
PCstaIorues free on application.
THOMPSON, LANGDON & CO., New York.
jy2.eod6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02

In no other medicinal preparation have
the results of the most intelligent study and
scientific inquiry been SO steadily and pro-
gressively utilized as in Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t leads the list as truly scientific prepart-
ton for all blood diseases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
burbank.

Burbank has to-day the most steady
boom of any town in lower California.
excepting Pasadena and Monrovia, which
it will soon rival. Call at the office. IL
South Spring street, and see If this state
ment Is not verified.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
Six Miles From Town.

Beautiful hotel; water with each lot;
half a mile front on Vermont avenue,
and going fast. Lots at Rosecrans, $40
per month without interest. Carriages
daily. Rooms and 9 Wilson Block.